Ottawa Citizen - 2021-07-17

• HONOURING NDONGOZI
• `GUN VIOLENCE IS A DISEASE'
• SUMMER READING LIST
• Former RCMP officer from Gatineau led a full life
• Learning to be friendly again takes effort
• Police's case collapses in Vanier murder trial
• It's all about convenienc­e, community and cost
• More than 100 dead in Europe flooding
• REOPENING!
• Eastern Ontario records no new COVID-19 cases
• Beechwood Cemetery tours — pathways of reflection through the National Cemetery of Canada
• Vance case highlights flaws in military tribunal process
• Activities are in full swing at The Bradley
• Feds promising plan to help Afghan interprete­rs
• Strategic renovation­s will add value to your house in Ottawa’s red-hot real estate market
• All in the family: Lépine Apartments offers quality apartments for a new lease on lifestyle
• JUDGE WISHES `GOOD LUCK' TO MAN ACQUITTED IN HIT-AND-RUN
• Don't just rely on Twitter in the election
• Building a zero-waste city takes time
• Hospital has no clear highway connection
• Wake boats unsafe on Rideau
• FRUITFUL DISCUSSION
• THE REICHS STUFF
• Modern manners
• A LIFE OF FAME AND LAUGHTER
• Pay close attention
• Bourne winners
• GHOST STORY
• Free Britney cause helps underscore much larger issue
• You can put an end to boozy days
• Sound advice
• TEAMS FINALLY SET TO WELCOME FANS
• For Redblacks, it is better to receive
• JAYS' PLAYOFF DREAMS CAN STILL COME TRUE
• Pennant races heat up after midsummer classic
• OOSTHUIZEN SETS TORRID OPEN PACE
• Minor league changes not major enough?
• A CARDBOARD GOLD MINE
• SIMPLE OUTDOOR WOOD FINISHING
• Beyond shelves
• Ups and downs of garage door upkeep
• Summer's the time to boost curb appeal
• Stepping out to the office
• POOL HUSTLER
• SLEEP COUNTRY
• Civita di Bagnoregio is Italy's dead town
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Questions remain on border reopening
• Yes, the Olympics are the worst. We should love them anyway
• Cleanup begins after Ontario tornado
• THE DELTA CURVEBALL
• TOMORROW'S MAN
• Cryptocurr­encies, lumber and more — a quarter marked by violent reversals
• Can I retire at age 63? When should I convert my RRSP to a RRIF?
• Canadian companies issuing new bonds at blistering pace

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